australian vote problem

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does any one have an approach on how to solve the Australian Vote problem?

Posted 17-Sep-11 3:57am

Updated 17-Sep-11 4:04am

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2011-09-17T04:12:00

Give everybody a pencil, and ask them to put a cross in a box, then post the paper into a box for counting later.

Or: Google[^]

Posted 17-Sep-11 4:12am

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Richard MacCutchan 17-Sep-11 10:26am

Are you sure they know how to draw a cross? ;)

enhzflep 18-Sep-11 4:46am

Oh, we know how to draw crosses in boxes alright. We're even trusted to write the numbers 1-6 or 1-50 on our ballot papers.

OriginalGriff 18-Sep-11 4:51am

"We're even trusted to write the numbers 1-6 or 1-50 on our ballot papers"
Are those the odds on the candidate winning? :laugh: